Racing Bulls has unveiled a striking one-off livery for the Japanese Grand Prix, set to take place at the iconic Suzuka Circuit. The special design marks another bold entry in the team's recent tradition of unique liveries at key Grand Prix weekends.

The vibrant red and white livery draws direct inspiration from the new Red Bull Spring Edition energy drink can and is a collaborative creation with renowned Japanese calligrapher Bisen Aoyagi. According to the team, the design 'blends the energy of F1 with the elegance of traditional Japanese shodo calligraphy,' merging motorsport intensity with Japanese cultural artistry.

The livery will feature prominently on both VCARB 03 cars driven by Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad. Additionally, the special color scheme will extend beyond the vehicles, appearing on the drivers’ race suits and throughout the team’s support kit, creating a unified and immersive visual identity for the weekend.

The design was officially revealed during the Red Bull Tokyo Drift night-time car meet and party in Tokyo, adding a festive and high-profile backdrop to the launch. Fans can explore every angle of the livery through an official gallery released by Formula 1.

This latest special livery continues Racing Bulls’ trend of creating memorable, culture-infused designs for select races, further strengthening their brand presence and connection with global audiences.